Archbishops Absence Highlights Czechoslovak Tension
In central Czechoslovakia, militia armed with tommy guns suppressed Catholic villagers after four days of riot over police actions against priests. Archbishop Beran failed to attend a seminary graduation as police surrounded his palace and guards stood watch. The government hints at his possible arrest while priests are reported detained or questioned after a letter from the Archbishop critical of regime.
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Beran
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Turcisnsky Svaty Mertin
Moravian
Slovakia
Zilina
Jost Heray Hiller
Capetoslovakia
Ged Gantrel
Msgr
Vojtech Semae
Antonin
Blekner
J. Berin
St. Vitus Cat Thedral
Archiisin
Pal
Ed Waitkus to Quit Hospital After Shooting Ordeal
Phillies star Goldie Waitkus readies to leave Masonic Hospital after recovery from a bullet wound. A last physical check confirmed his condition before he attends the June 26 arraignment of Ruth Steinhagen, 19, accused of attempting to kill him in a hotel room on June 14. A psychiatrist found her mentally unsound and authorities may subpoena Waitkus to testify before a grand jury for a formal indictment.
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Goldie Waitkus
Thinols
Masonic Hospital
Philadelphia Phillies
Edwin Breen
Ruth Steinhagen
Waitkus
Suboena Waitkus
Chiesa
Highjackers Steal Truckload Of Cigarettes
Four gunmen hijacked a truck carrying a $27,000 load of cigarettes near Vernon Indiana, forcing the driver to stop at a warehouse. The crew transferred the cigarettes to another vehicle and fled, police sought by authorities.
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Chicago
Jhine
Vernon
Pats
Whiting
Ind
Tee Dover
A. Reniez Vons
Imangand
Wagner Resigns From Senate
Washington report on Senator Robert F. Wagner's potential resignation and the ensuing political maneuvering. The piece notes speculation about Governor Herbert H. Lehman and other figures who might be named to fill the seat, with references to possible successors and party dynamics.
David Moskow Seeks Name Change to Mes
David Moskow seeks a court petition to legally change his name due to persistent jokes about his name. The filing requests the name Mes for the 42 year old individual, noting the impact of mispronunciations and misperceptions.
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David Moskow
David Moskae
Ianish
Periussjan
Fos
Trial Opens in Damage Suit
Audit filed by Mrs. Frank Wroiex claiming damages of 37.50. The suit alleges that a condition on the main floor near the stairway caused her to fall on May 29, resulting in a broken toe, sprained ankle, back injuries, and internal injuries while entering a store for her husband. Attorneys Richardson and Bens represent the plaintiff. Parr and Parr for the defendant.
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Frank Wroiex
Adall
Frank BE
Hotehuse Sresnian
Rattler
Witham Hospital
Richardson
Bens
Parr
Rains Lift Corn Crop Prospects in Season Report
Meteorologist Paul A. Willer says ample moisture and warmth boost corn progress with good to very good condition and excellent yields. Wheat and oats show mixed advances, while rain delays harvest in the South and fields remain flooded in parts. Continued crop report notes improve conditions though some weeds are spreading.
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Ehtel
Paul A. Willer
Muller
Raim
Iran
Anti Masking Law Signed in Alabama After Series of Incidents
Sheriff Helt McDowell announced Alabama’s anti masking law was signed into law by Governor James Folsom after a House approval and Senate passage. The measure targets masked terrorism in Birmingham area, giving law officers new authority to act against masked night riders.
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Birmingham
Helt McDowell
Alabama
Jefferson Birmingham
James & Folsom
House of Representatives
Senate
McDowell
County Seeks More Nursing Homes for County Needs
The county welfare department reports a shortage of nursing homes and plans to encourage local operators. Officials note patients are sent to Anderson Lafayette Indianapolis and Greenfield as nearby facilities fill. Interested operators should contact the welfare office in the courthouse. homes must be state licensed and meet fire, health, and welfare standards.
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Beece
Long
Anderson
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Greenfield
Welfare Department
Thorntown
State Board of Health
State Department of Public Welfare
Services Today For Fred J Spickelmier
Funeral services for Fred J Spickelmier, a longtime Indianapolis resident, were held this afternoon after he died in a Sunday automobile accident at Veru Beach, Florida. He was born in Lehanan and was the son of the late Mr and Mrs W Spickelmier. A member of the Spickelni er Company staff and a Mason, he spent most of his life in Indianapolis. Survivors include two brothers Carl and Ernest Spickelmier of Indianapolis and three sisters Mrs Nora Day, Mrs Pearl Bratton, and Mrs Alice May Hibbard of Los Angeles, California.
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Fuseral
Beach
Fia
Tudianapolis
Spickelmier
Lehanan
End
Todianapy
Aol
Spickeniier Company
Ant Murat
Carl
Ernest Spickennier
Indianapolis
Nora Day
Peart Bratton
Alice May Hibbard
Los Angeles
Calif
Seizure of West Berlin Food Trucks By Soviets
West Berlin reports say Soviet forces seized total trucks carrying fish and foodstuffs and a large trailer hauling machine parts for a power station. German police later checked papers and found them in order. Reprisals against West Berlin railroad workers violated an agreement.
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Berlin
West Food Amd
Ean
Morest Steriin Carissas Is Ka Checkpoint Rauble. Onls Irts of Beré Raigod
Terrin
Dix
West Berlin
Judith Coplon Case Goes To Jury After Ten Weeks
The Judith Coplon trial ends as jurors hear the final instructions from Federal Judge Albert L. Reeves. Coplon, a 22 year old Barnard College graduate, faces two counts alleging she spied for Russia. The panel of eight men and four women begins deliberations after a lengthy trial that included tax questions and defense claims of no frameup.
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Judith Coplon
Russia
Ost
Barnard College
Intento
Russi Fletense
Albert L. Reeves
Quesens
Taxan
Miss Coplen
Archibald Palmer
Ipen Reese
Rarneer
Examiner Announces New Driver License Schedule Change
The Social License branch announced a schedule change for driver licenses. Starting Tuesday afternoon, licensure will be held weekly with hours extended. staff will be on site all day each Tuesday in the weeks ahead.
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Social Icense
Licensys
Mrs Mordeca Brown Sued For 110000
The item reports a civil suit filed against Mrs Mordeca Brown seeking damages of 110000. It mentions involved parties including Sarah Threvan and Marie Monet, with references to a widow and relatives. The text is fragmentary but centers on a legal action and related family matter.
National Guard to Camp Atterbury for Summer Training
Indiana and Ohio National Guard leaders met to coordinate use of Camp Atterbury for summer field training. Adjutant General Robinson Hitchcock said the conference included Maj. Leo M. Reinser, commander of Ohio's 37th Infantry Division, Brig. Gen. Kenneth Cooper of the 37th Division Artillery, and other officials.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio National Guards
Camp Atterbury
Robinson Hitchcock
Hitchesek
Get Leo M. Reinser
Ohio
Kenneth
Report Today For Girls State Delegates Named
Miss Marcia Miller Miss Wadeatta Maple and Miss Mary Frances McKenzie were selected to represent three Lebanon organizations at Mowiser state at Indian University campus for eight days. Chosen for leadership and scholarship they will join 431 juniors from across the state in government simulations including elections and offices. The event opens with a welcome by President Hermon B Wells as city council elections and party chairmen primaries kick off the week.
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Marcia Miller
Wadeatta Maple
Mary Frances McKenzie
Terlaydor Blacrngton
Lebanon
Mowiserfarl
Indians Uniersity Camypus
Mass Miller
Trihapya Securcity
Mies Mapie
Legion Auxcliary
Hermon B Wells
J D Proffit Returns From Aquatic School After Training
John David Proffit returns from American Red Cross aquatic school at Camp Timberlost and joins the pool staff. The course trains men to instruct water safety, first aid, and accident prevention. Proffit, a senior lifeguard, will teach junior and senior life saving classes with Mitchell Vogel through July 5.
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John David Proffit Hin
Camp Timberlost
United States
American Red Cross
Sean
Proffit
Ia Fo
Mitchell Vogel
Red Cross
Elfee
Senate To Vote On Taft Hartley Payoff Thursday
The Senate prepares to vote at 2 p m on Taft Hartley substitute sections of the administration bill. Democratic leader Lucas supports the move while Senator Treman warns of a veto if Congress accepts the rest of proposals. The chamber also approved a fourth section maintaining injunctions as a tool against national emergencies.
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AFL
William Greenl
Yeelerdas
Senate
Seniucas
Pr Treman
Congress
Raebert
Taft
Irving M. Ives
N.Y
Lucas
Bill Ball
Committee Head Kirkham Leads Retsil Christmas Plans
Named committee head Kirkham chaired the Retsil Group meeting for Christmas decorations and promotion. Other committee members include Robert Sterling Cleo Green Ralph Clark and Leonard Langjahe at the Hine Ream aft Wheeler's Restart ant session.
Public Dance Thursday at Megnorial Park
A community service public dance will be held Thursday at Megnorial Park beginning at 7 o'clock with music provided by a local musician. The event aims to bring residents together and support local activities.
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Tharesey
Megnorial ‘Park
Ron
McGinnix
Government sets wheat support price for this year
Washington reports the government will support this year's wheat crop at 1.96 dollars per bushel on a national average farm basis. In Bluefield West Virginia Lamorrow notes the Southern Coal Producers Association nearly abandons hope of a settlement with John B. Lewis before the contract expires June 30. Washington also notes the House tentatively votes to kill the Public Housing program in the administration's long range housing bill by a 168 to 165 margin, pending roll call.
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Washington
Biuefield
W. V
Southern Coal Producers Association
John B. Lewis
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Group
United Mine Workers
House
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Lilness
James
UPS
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Tomas Fo Tiewey
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Franklin
Roosevelt
Fir House
Tame
Montgomery Ward
Texas
San Angelo
Tex
West Texas
Buddy Brown
Miami Beach
Fla
Brown
Reign of Terror
Fred J. Spickelmier
Mordeca
Laine
Sarah Threvan
Phil
Marie Monet
Hemen
Farah
Chica
Graven Menepe
Brethers
Fesifers
Laurie Phillips
Eugene Farmer
New York
National Guard
Atterbury
J.D. Proffit
Aquatic School
Pate
Bulletins
Frig
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